In the future, there should be an age threshold for wearing books. If you are too old, you will not be able to stand this kind of stimulation!
Sun Qingyi, who works as an online course teacher in a screenwriting training class, once traveled into the world of a romance novel called "Cold Wind Blowing White Moonlight" and became Yu Huanhuan, a routine villain in the novel who is only slightly better than a passerby.
Deep sadomasochism? Love triangle? What does this have to do with her? Her character is just the most common passerby villain in Mary Sue novels. Growing up in an orphanage with the heroine, he kept bullying her because he was jealous of her beauty. In the end, the hero defeated her as easily as swatting a bug to death, and by the way, he acted as a warming agent for the relationship between the hero and heroine.
Goldfinger? Plug-in? Bring your own system? Sorry, not at all... Even the only thing that can be considered cheating is reading the original work, but it is impossible to predict because of the inexplicable plot development.
What's the point of this kind of time travel that's not fun at all?
However, taking things as they come, Sun Qingyi, who accepted this world, learned from the experience and decided to stay away from the male protagonists and female protagonists, the group of fairy figures who move everything around. Just like she did in reality, she lived her own life diligently and worked hard to manage her own small life.
Prepare for the adult college entrance examination, set up a street stall, study for certification, take care of the aunt and other children in the orphanage, and use your own little strength to protect the people you care about... Once you make up your mind, it seems that many seemingly impossible things are being realized bit by bit, and Yu Huanhuan's originally hopeless destiny seems to be making great strides on a positive road.
However, why do those gods who control the wind and rain always appear around her after she decides to stay away from right and wrong?
Isn't she a passerby villain?
Concept: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life